Evaluating the Return on Investment (ROI) of Wellness Programs
You’ve seen the headlines and know you should be investing in a mindfulness-based program at your organization. But, you’re not sure where to begin and how...
Executive Abstract
We hear you. We’ve put together this helpful guide to give you the tools to understand the costs and make the case to invest in mindfulness. Because unlike measuring a capital investment, such as a new piece of equipment, ROI for health and wellbeing is more difficult to measure and requires a different perspective.
Why is ROI so difficult to measure? Simply, because it’s difficult to evaluate the value of something “not happeningâ€. For example, it’s nearly impossible to predict when a program linked to stress reduction will prevent severe health problems or even an accident.
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